Exercises:

1. Exercise 1: Create a list of 5 different fruits. Use the append() method to add ‘mango’ to the list. Print the updated list.

   Hint: Remember, append() adds an element to the end of the list.

   Solution:

   fruits = ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry', 'orange', 'grape']
   fruits.append('mango')
   print(fruits)
   

2. Exercise 2: Now, add ‘kiwi’ and ‘pineapple’ to the list of fruits using the extend() method. Print the updated list.

   Hint: extend() can take a list as an argument.

   Solution:

   fruits.extend(['kiwi', 'pineapple'])
   print(fruits)
   

3. Exercise 3: Insert ‘pear’ at the second position in the list of fruits. Print the updated list.

   Hint: Remember, Python list indices start at 0.

   Solution:

   fruits.insert(1, 'pear')
   print(fruits)
   

4. Exercise 4: Remove ‘grape’ from the list of fruits. Print the updated list.

   Hint: Use the remove() method.

   Solution:

   fruits.remove('grape')
   print(fruits)
   

5. Exercise 5: Use a for loop to print each fruit in the list on a new line.

   Hint: You can iterate over a list using a for loop.

   Solution: